The Congress and UML have been given continuity in their previous parliamentary party offices.
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With the federal parliament set to operate from within Singha Durbar, the parliamentary offices of the newly elected six national parties have reached the final stage of management.
Rooms have been allocated according to the number of MPs and the needs of the office bearers of the parties, and painting, carpeting and furniture installation work has been completed in most places. The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), which emerged with a majority this time, has been given the largest room. The RSSW parliamentary party room, which is arranged in Secretariat Building No. 2, has a meeting hall with 180 chairs.
The carpets, curtains and most of the furniture that were previously in use have been reused. A few new ones have been added. According to the party's view of prioritizing cost reduction, the staff says that the management was done as per the request of RSSW General Secretary and newly elected MP Kabindra Burlakoti to use available materials instead of purchasing new ones.
Along with the meeting hall, 5 additional rooms have also been prepared for office bearers.
The offices of other parties are being managed in the building previously used by the RSSW. The rooms of the parliamentary parties of the NCP, Shram Sanskriti Party and RPP have been prepared in the same building. The painting of those rooms has been completed, and the work of installing carpets and furniture is ongoing.
The Congress and the UML have been given continuity in their previous parliamentary party offices. The rooms have been divided based on the number of MPs and office bearers. According to Ekram Giri, spokesperson for the Federal Parliament Secretariat, although this arrangement is short-term, the parliamentary offices of all parties will be fully ready by the time the parliament begins operations.
